finding an s trap toilet

[rssteve]

I am trying to replace an old toilet that has an s trap into a clay pipe. I can't box the wall off as the room is not long enough so have to stick with an s trap. Does anyone do a version with a close coupled cistern? and if so would you mind posting a link?

thanks

 

[Hugh Jaleak]

Maybe a swan neck pan connector would help? Polypipe part number SNK12. www.polypipe.co.uk

 

[rssteve]

i did have a look at the 90' bend, the swan neck will reduce it slighty more. i think i will ahve another measure up. The rooms so short that i can't afford to put any boxing behind the toilet. thanks

 

[rssteve]

also has anyone noticed any problems when using that swan neck connector? I'm abit heavy with the toilet paper

 

[Hugh Jaleak]

With the modern 'Water Saving' 6 litre flush it doesnt always clear the pan on a single flush. Sometimes better to flush midway through the operation then flush again when finished. 6 litres in my experience is not enough to clear the contents of the pan in 1 hit.

 

[Biggles..]

Twyfords still make the s trap pans but not sure about cc version

 

[gigz]

Be careful with the swan neck, remember the base of the pan will hit the clay pipe so sometimes its no better than a 90 degree one.

 

[rssteve]

ive had a measure up and the toilet will still be 160mm off the wall even with that swan neck.

Now i have found some CC s trap toilets on the net. most have something desribed as a rough-in. its a distance say 250mm. does anyone know if this is some relationship to how far the pipe exits on the bottom?

cheers